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Another topic of discussion was the needs of educational institutions, something that Senator Carozza said she’ll be carrying to Annapolis: “We’re hearing what we need to do on education to make sure there’s fairness here on the shore, whether it’s Wor-Wic Community College or in our local school system, the fairness that we need in our rural communities.” For the Full Story on WGMD: Wicomico County leaders meet with state legislators ahead of session - 47abc (wmdt.com)
"My expectation is that the Maryland Department of Transportation, with the Secretary and the State Highway Administration would come in and give us an update on that," said Senator Mary Beth Carozza(R). "They know that we want to move that forward, what are our options to move that forward?" For the full story on WBOC, click here: https://www.wboc.com/news/there-may-be-hope-for-worcester-countys-top-priority-road-project/article_be919a82-7540-11ef-8ff9-23e0cf11f9aa.html
"Elected officials were also in attendance like state senator Mary Beth Carozza. She said the 100-year milestone is a reflection of all the hard work the community has put in. “We’ve seen the number for the cadets has just increased, so we want to bring more along, and we have more members joining the volunteer company and we need them for our community and need them to be successful.” For the full story on WMDT, click here: Parsonsburg Fire Department celebrates 100 years of service - 47abc (wmdt.com)
Sen. Carozza: Situation Indicative of Larger Budget Issues State Senator Mary Beth Carozza, who represents Worcester County, said she was taken aback by MDOT’s announcement. “This is our number one, top transportation project for safety and evacuation reasons. So, we are going to continue to press and find out what our options might be,” Sen. Carozza said. “We want to understand what we have available to us, rather than be told that our priority project is no longer on the list.” For the full story on WMDT, click here: Worcester Co. officials wait for answers as MDOT pauses work on Route 90 imrovements - 47abc (wmdt.com)
For Senator Carozza, the Hard Crab Derby represents more than just Labor Day Weekend fun, it’s about the future of Crisfield and the Eastern Shore. “What’s really exciting about it, is more and more young people are being pulled in. They want these traditions to continue, not just for today, Crab Derby, but this way of life....” For the full story on WMDT, click below: Crisfield holds 77th National Hard Crab Derby - 47abc (wmdt.com)
“This is so important for our local governments, because local governments have to figure out how, not only do we best utilize artificial intelligence, but how do we also protect our constituents and protect information. How do you strike that balance?”asked Sen. Mary Beth Carozza (R-Eastern Shore). For the full story in Maryland Matters, click here: AI to fight AI: Local governments consider artificial intelligence for cybersecurity - Maryland Matters
Wicomico County Leaders Meet with Legislators
Another topic of discussion was the needs of educational institutions, something that Senator Carozza said she’ll be carrying to Annapolis: “We’re hearing what we need to do on education to make sure there’s fairness here on the shore, whether it’s Wor-Wic Community College or in our local school system, the fairness that we need in our rural communities.”
For the Full Story on WGMD:
Wicomico County leaders meet with state legislators ahead of session - 47abc (wmdt.com)
Rt # 90 Expansion Update
"My expectation is that the Maryland Department of Transportation, with the Secretary and the State Highway Administration would come in and give us an update on that," said Senator Mary Beth Carozza(R). "They know that we want to move that forward, what are our options to move that forward?"
For the full story on WBOC, click here:
Parsonsburg VFC Celebrates 100th Anniversary
"Elected officials were also in attendance like state senator Mary Beth Carozza. She said the 100-year milestone is a reflection of all the hard work the community has put in. “We’ve seen the number for the cadets has just increased, so we want to bring more along, and we have more members joining the volunteer company and we need them for our community and need them to be successful.”
For the full story on WMDT, click here: Parsonsburg Fire Department celebrates 100 years of service - 47abc (wmdt.com)
MDOT Pauses Improvements of Rt. 90 Bridge
Sen. Carozza: Situation Indicative of Larger Budget Issues
State Senator Mary Beth Carozza, who represents Worcester County, said she was taken aback by MDOT’s announcement.
“This is our number one, top transportation project for safety and evacuation reasons. So, we are going to continue to press and find out what our options might be,” Sen. Carozza said. “We want to understand what we have available to us, rather than be told that our priority project is no longer on the list.”
For the full story on WMDT, click here:
Carozza visits 77th Hard Crab Derby
For Senator Carozza, the Hard Crab Derby represents more than just Labor Day Weekend fun, it’s about the future of Crisfield and the Eastern Shore. “What’s really exciting about it, is more and more young people are being pulled in. They want these traditions to continue, not just for today, Crab Derby, but this way of life....”
For the full story on WMDT, click below:
Crisfield holds 77th National Hard Crab Derby - 47abc (wmdt.com)
Carozza Moderates Panel on Artificial Intelligence at MACO
“This is so important for our local governments, because local governments have to figure out how, not only do we best utilize artificial intelligence, but how do we also protect our constituents and protect information. How do you strike that balance?”asked Sen. Mary Beth Carozza (R-Eastern Shore).
For the full story in Maryland Matters, click here: